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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1930
Page
8
Pennsylvania reports only one third of vehicles inspected with 649000 of 1,638,792 autos checked. Deputy Commissioner WW Matthews warns inspections must finish by November 1st or drivers face a $10 fine and 40 day car ban. Officials will scrutinize vehicles with official stickers for brake, horn and wiper defects.
Warren resident Fred Bartsch, a prominent focal merchant, reports narrowly avoiding a deer in his car on the Warren Tidiuute road while returning from down river points. He also says another driver narrowly missed hitting a second deer at about the same time.
A large crowd enjoyed perfect outdoor weather in Spartansburg on Sunday with picnics and meals in the open. The piece lists numerous local visits, family gatherings, and travels among residents including the Steadmans, Kinneys, Webbs, and Bates, with trips to Greenville Kane and Mt Jewett. It notes a recent marriage of Isabelle Edwards and Grant Petit and closes with a misquoted line about a woman defending a book.
Walter J. Millard of Philadelphia will speak to tomorrow's Kiyanis Club meeting on the Model City Charter. Also noted are New York state's ongoing highway paving progress, a proclamation by Governor Fisher, and local notices from Harrisburg to Meadvillia.
United Press dispatch from Harrisburg reports 65 year old Michael Bruin shot and killed his housekeeper Mary Murphy 55 at his New Cumberland home and then shot himself Police found no motive. The report also mentions a separate case where June Frazier 22 was shot and wounded by her ex husband Walter Gallagher Emrly on the Memorial Bridge. Emrly then died by suicide after the attack.
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